THE NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OF Habitat for Humanity has agreed to buy back one of its homes built with contaminated Chinese drywall in the high-profile Musicians’ Village neighborhood. Brian Morgan, a classical organist and former Catholic monk, first spoke to …
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Staff writer Aaron Kessler won first place in enterprise for his coverage of contaminated Chinese drywall , which helped prompt Congressional action and probes into the issue.
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By AARON KESSLER, Another locally based home builder can now be added to the list of those that used tainted Chinese drywall in the region.
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By AARON KESSLER Habitat for Humanity and other charities it supplied built as many as 600 homes using wallboard made by Taishan Gypsum Co.
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By AARON KESSLER Second of three stories If the victims of contaminated Chinese drywall have a hope of relief, it is likely U.S. District Court Judge Eldon E
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By AARON KESSLER Editor’s note: This is the first of three stories It is fitting that the massive litigation moving forward on contaminated Chinese drywall should be heard in New Orleans.
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